Clown and Beggar
Yamini
asked the question, “In the Aitareya Upanishad, it is said that Drishti means
to see
with
the mind’s eye. You explained for ordinary people, but how do you see all?”
Here
is my answer. From my young age, I have never seen anythingfrom a worldly angle. I
connect
all with spirituality. I have written of this before in greatdepthas‘cutting and
connecting’.
Ordinary people seeone thingthrough their physical eyes, and something
else
through
their mind’s eye. Whatever I see with myphysical
eyes I connect with God. I have
given
many examples of this in the past. Thus, Swami now gives pictures, objects and
other
things
and asks me to write. I am writing about the wisdom of each thing. Whenever and
whatever
I see, my eyes do not see the outer view; they see only the inner meaning. I am
telling
of the inner divinity of each thing. There is nothing in this world that is
devoid of
divinity.
All comes from the permanent One God.
Lord Krishna has declared in the Gita that
allinCreation
are like the beads strung on a single string. The beads are the many different
creations. God is the thread, which all is strung on.
When one sees the beads, the thread is
hidden
from view. Only the beads are seen. Thus, all see the outer world and are
deluded.
The
beads, which are seen outside are all different. Man passes his time through his‘I and
mine
that offamily, post,etc.